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p. hello again. these stories are topping our news this hour. unspeakable stories. survivors who need help are asking their government what is taking so long. and this simp tent could save lives in the zone. and nfl lineman richy incognito goes on the offensive. he responds to ago gation alle bullies. hear his side of the scandal comes up. 10,000 people are feared dead communities are leveled and there is little food or water

and medical supplies are running out. the president toured some of the hardest hit areas today. he is facing growing outrage over the slow response to the disaster. our cnn crew ap tacaptured the terrifying moments when the storm hilt and people prayed as the winds howled outside. >> reporter: tim schwartz and andrew stephens helped rescue people in hotel rooms. they used mattresses to push them to safety in that high water. reaching some areas hard hit by the typhoon is extremely difficult, communication lines are down. roads are blocks. ivan watson is in the capitol of manila.

>> one of the biggest challenges fating the government is getting an assessment of how bad the damage has been of areas made up of remote islands. we traveled by air today following the path of the super typhoon starting with the capitol the devastated city. approach to a shattered city. tyc tycloban the first major city to be struck. amid the ruins of the airport here, desperate people waiting for food and clean water. some hoping for a flight out of the storm zone. >> something i don't know. >> we have to see. we will have to wait here, it is a waiting game as with any situation like this. >> it is catastrophic. some residents say they are terrified of lawlessness and

looting. >> we are forming groups. since last night we are whistles. we were awake all night. if somebody coming we have our firearms we will shoot you know. retain our property. >> you are afraid of being robbed? >> yes. >> from the misery and fear we fly west. following the path of the storm, to rohas, kalibo and busuango. like other government agencies they are trying to assess damage to other islands in the philippines. >> i was 37 years in the air force i have phone call over the country and have experiences storms before. but not to the extent of this one. it put us into. >> in the other towns that we

saw. the typhoon shattered windows and ripped off roofs. the communities did not suffer the ocean water is swept through here. and now the long, hard, work of rebuilding has started. all this damage was done in a matter of hours and nobody here knows how long it will take to truly recover. >> they said no water and most badly we have no flags, no boat coming here so we have no food. >> it has shocked a nation not accustomed to fi foun. everyone has said they have never seen a storm this howerful before. some have said they have never seen a storm surge before and

fear that this is part of changing weather patterns bringing stronger more powerful storms they are afraid that this may be part of the new normal for the pihilippines and have t start preparing for the greater environmental risks in the future. >> ordinary citizens are working around the clock trying to help as many storm victims as possible. there is plenty of need where thousands of people are without shoul t shelter food and water. >> as the disaster grows by the day. people are volunteering their time to make sure that those have everything as a result of super typhoon have the basic necessities. i'm here where hundreds of

volunteers have gathered to put together food and aid parcels. i want to introduce you to richard. why do so many people come? >> they are here to express their concern to the ones who are apected with the typhoon and they want to offer their help as well. they are individuals, they help work and are private individuals as well. they are students even and come here to offer themselves. >> are you overwhelmed by the generosity. overwhelmed and i'm very happy. deeply touched there are foreigners here that are germ ans and they come here to vacation and when they hear about the typhoon they came here to pack relief goods for those who are not stricken. we congratulate you and the volunteers are going to be back

here tomorrow in the coming weeks as we make sure that those who desperately need food and water get it. the philippines. >> thank you so much. to find out how you can help, the victims go to cnn.com/impact. nfl player says the player he is acused to bullying was his best friend. he opened up about his relationship with martin. inc o incognito. i want to say i would give him a big hug. dude, what is going on? >> if he were to say you took it way too far. he hurt me. i would explain to him, what i explained to you. i would apologize that they took

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as many as 10,000 people are feared dead in the philippines by a too founthat crushed the island. what kind of response did you see? >> well, i managed to escape from the city via an air force 130 aircraft. and these were bringing in aid supplies, drinking water and

what looked like sacks of rice and fuel. it looked like it wasn't a huge concerted effort. what did you see in terms of the need and condition of the survivors that you saw? >> well, the local population was in a total sense of shock. the ferocious winds and storm surge causing devastating damage and as soon as a total shell

shock. you look at cities and people but how does this compare to people that you are seen before? >> what makes this different is i was there first hand as opposed to returning from the aftermath. i was witnessing the city being torn apart and drowning and to be able to get out in the mediate after math and document what was unfolding was a unique situation for me to be there in such an immediate fashion. >> there was so much desperate need unfolding as well. tell me there was a man who was

injured who was assisted on a mattress. how were you able to help him and others? >> as the winds and rain were battering us the storm surge rose. they were trapped in their hotel room. it was a case of putting down the cameras and basically trying to help these people goat oet o that hotel room. we found some mattresses. james reynolds thank you so much from hong kong.

the typhoon moves to vietnam where it is expected to make land fall tomorrow. it is losing steam but has the potential to do a lot of damage. >> hi, fred, well certainly this typhoon not nearly the monster that it was. with sustained winds of 190 miles per hour. shadow of that now. gusts to 105. moving north, northwest, it will make land fall this evening which is monday morning local time. and when it does so, it may even be a tropical storm at that point with winds only 40 miles per hour. and then it heads towards tuesday.

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a lot going on in the world of politics this week. is there optimism in congress that iran is striking a deal to freeze it's nuclear program?

he described what he wanted pretty much anything that might get rid of a weapons program. you might see more sanctions on iran. graham insists that is the only reason why they are at the table now. >> so basically, he is saying what they want is a major plan to end it not freeze the program in place in that respect, it is aligned with some of the governments in the middle east and in some of the front lines of this is israel.

>> will all of this be punishing for the president or was it already on this past election day? >> well there are a lot of folks who look at the loss of the republican and virginia as a sign that obama care is not popular the sex exit polls showt they don't like it. he lost the race to a democrat but by a smaller margin. when you looked at the last couple of weeks it was about obama care. he started talking about it and his numbers began to get none the less, i talked to both party chairs today.

he said we are going to tattoo obama care on the heads of the democrats. >> obama care did not have anything to do with tuesday's outcome. i think actually candy that democrat candidates will be able to run on obama care as an advantage leading into the 2014 election. it will be great to run on or a bad thing to defend. interesting week too it will be interesting to see if the nomination will be held up since lindsey graham has said that he wants to hold them up. thank you so much. thank you fred. >> and for people still reeling in the after math in the

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the nfl. he is being blamed for a problem that is be iing blamed for the culture of the lockerroom. martin doesn't blame him for what happened. >> he texted me and said i don't blame you guys. i blame the culture. i blame what was going on around me. and when this stuff got going and swirling and my name got attached to it a texed him and he said it is not coming from me. >> that conversation taking place via text. could he be right? is the problem bigger than one player? i'm joined by a cnn commentator and writer for espn. he coming to us from wisconsin

and good to see you as well, wade, let me begin with you. you know the locker rooms, is he painting the right picture? is this a leaguewide issue? kind of what everybody does in the lockerroom? >> i had the privilege of being on five different teams and i have never experienced anything like that. i do believe that the locker room is a place that a lot of things happen that wouldn't be viewed as something that is okay. there was never anything that happened to this extent. >> not even as a rookie, you weren't talked to more harshly or to toughen up. >> i carried shoulder pads. i had to sing for the rookie

talent show. i never felt forced. jeff fisher did an amazing job and steve mcnair made sure that everyone felt happy. >> so incognito got a lot of criticism for juicie i using th in the alleged texts. he talks about that let's listen. >> it is a word that i have heard john use a lot. it is not right for when i did it in the voice mail. there are colorful words in the locker room that we don't use in every day life. the fact of the matter remains that was left on a private voice mail for my friend and it was a joke. >> does that change the argument of what is appropriate and what is going too far and what is really going on here?

>> you know, i'm trying not to laugh because that rationale he shared with us is so freaking bogus i can't believe he was coached to say that. we saw him use that word outside of the locker room in a public space. he was thumbping around and yelling the n word. for him to suggest this was something that he said only in the locker room or something that he heard a black person say so it is okay to say it. that is ridiculous. he was well coached to try to sound as sensible as possible. we have seen too much. >> so what now? he is suspended and there are these texts now. if these texts demonstrate that martin doesn't blame him, but in

stayed he blames the culture of the sport, might we see a legal fight from either one of these athletes we are talking about a suspension and the other one walking off the team for the loss of either of these team members? >> i don't think you will see a lawsuit. i think he wants to play football again. >> will he play again? will another team pick him up even if the details are true or not? >> there was a poll. there were 72 players that were polled and 47 players said they would not have a problem playing with jonathan martin. there is a culture of septemb acceptance. >> i think he will play again. >> you get the last word on that. there are a lot of former players and people who are saying you know what this is simply the way that it is and

some believe he would be untouchable. martin. not incognito. >> a few months ago we heard video of bradley cooper screaming the n word at a country concert and i think he is on the field right now. so i think this notion of you know someone has done something and you can't come back from it, it is over blown. there are things in that interview. that would be the answer. we don't know who told incognito to be tougher. we don't know what he said about the other players who have said that he has bullied them. he has been ausecused by other players. >> so many unanswered questions. so i don't know what is going to come of this but i know that the notion that a player can't come

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plagued with crime, detroit filed for bankruptcy. george howell has more on how politicians and start-ups are preparing for the future. >> it is a crucial time for america's most storing but troubled cities. even the largest municipal bankruptcy. >> when you think about detroit, what do people think about first? >> of course they think motown. we need to know that we have a city that's now changing. >> most believe the change that's coming about in detroit is for the better. it's the getting there that they say is tough. you see it in the headlines. ochb t

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rebirth and renaissance of our city. >> renaissance comes in the most unlikely places, where moegs see a skyline of abandoned buildings, businesses are seizing opportunity. this company makes all sorts of global apps. had some fun with it, too. >> there are dozens and dozens of start-ups. there are lots of business reasons to be here. but it's also great that the entrepreneurial activity taking place right downtown. >> detroit lab social security one of many new start-ups backed by a private equity group called detroit venture partners. a firm run by dan gilbert, the founder and ceo of quicken loans. in addition to the venture that is he's supporting, he's moved all of his employees back down to te troit. >> as they're looking down here,

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we have much more in "the newsroom" and it all begins right now. >> looking at the top stories we're following this hour, see the horrible conditions on the ground and find out why the government response hasn't been faster. the lineman accused of bullying, hear what rich incog knee tee has to say. and a bizarre bet between husband and wife. the loser gets shocked by stun gun. the winner? goes to jail. around this breaking news right now concerning that typhoon,